2002
AAAS Engineering Section Meeting
Regis Suite,
1. Alice Agogino, Section
Chair, called the meeting to order at
2. Dr. Agogino asked for
comments and possible changes to the Draft Minutes of the Section Business
Meeting held on
3. The tentative agenda was approved. (See Appendix B)
4. (a) Sheri D. Sheppard was elected as Chair-elect of
the Section effective February 20, 2002. Norman Fortenberry
was elected Member-at-Large of the Engineering Section Steering Committee
effective
(b)
The new Engineering Section AAAS Fellows elected in September 2001 are listed
in Appendix D.
5. Review of Fellow nomination process. There are three ways a candidate can be nominated: (1) The Steering Committee members prepare nominations and vote on forwarding a number of the candidates not to exceed the quota for the Section. The quota is based on the number of AAAS members in the Engineering Section. In the past the steering committee decided to limit the number of nominations from each of the 8 members to two. In the event that some submit more than two and if the total number of nominations from the 8 members exceeds the quota, the Secretary requests the member with the most number of nominations to rank order the list and voluntarily delay the nomination of the candidate lowest in rank. This process was continued with other members until the total just equals the quota. This procedure will be followed again this year. (2) The second method of nominating a candidate for Fellow is for three Fellows to endorse the nomination. (3) The third method of nomination is for the AAAS Executive Director to forward a nomination. Only method (1) is subject to the quota. In all three of the methods, the candidates are evaluated by the Section Steering Group, and the candidates must receive a majority vote from the steering group. Furthermore, if a candidate receives more than two negative votes, the candidate is not recommended for election to Fellow.
6. The list of 2002 Symposia sponsored or cosponsored by the Engineering Section is included as Appendix E. Also listed are other symposia of interest to engineers.
7. Discussion of Ideas for Proposed Participation in
the 2003 and 2004 Annual Meeting
The
Chair called for suggestions for possible symposia topics for the 2003 Annual
Meeting to be held in
1. The
meeting was adjourned at
Attendance List
1.
Alice M. Agogino,
Chair
2. Stuart L. Cooper, Retiring Chair
3. Jose B.
Cruz, Jr., Secretary
4. Denice D.
5. Richard J.
Goldstein, Member-at-Large
6. Norman Fortenberry, Member-at-Large, 2002-2006
7. Peter M. Bainum, American Astronautical Society
8. Gerald Jakubowski, ASEE
9. Frank Huband, ASEE
10. Alfred Wechsler, AIChE
11. Ted
Conway,
12.
13. Anette Smith, British Association for the Advancement of Science
14. Catherine
Campos, AAAS Staff Liaison for 2002
15.
Michael
Strauss, AAAS Staff, part-time
16.
Michael Spinella, AAAS Staff, part-time
Appendix B
Engineering Section Meeting
Regis Suite,
TENTATIVE AGENDA
1.
Introductions
2.
Approval of minutes of
previous meeting
3.
Announcements
(a) Officers for 2002-2003
(b)
New Engineering
Section AAAS Fellows
4.
Discussion of
proposed symposia for 2003 and 2004 Annual Meetings
5.
New business
2002-2003 AAAS Section on Engineering Steering Group
(Officers
and Members-at-Large, effective
Officers
Denice D.
Tel: (206) 543-0340
Fax: (206) 685-0666
E-mail: denton@engr.washington.edu
Sheri D. Sheppard, Section Chair-Elect
Department of Mechanical Engineering
503 Terman
E-mail: sheppard@cdr.stanford.edu
Alice M. Agogino, Retiring Section Chair
5136 Etcheverry Hall
Berkeley, CA 94720-1740
Tel: (510) 642-6450
Fax: (510) 643-5599
E-mail: aagogino@me.berkeley.edu
Jose B. Cruz, Jr.(2006), Section Secretary
The Ohio State University
752 Dreese Laboratories
2015 Neil Avenue
Tel: (614) 292-1588
Fax: (614) 292-1588
E-mail: cruz+@osu.edu
Members-at-Large
Richard J. Goldstein (2003)
125 Mechanical Engineering
University of Minnesota
Tel: (612) 625-5552
Fax: (612) 625-3434
E-mail: rjg@me.umn.edu
C. D. Mote, Jr., (2004)
Office of the President
1101 Main Administration Bldg.
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
Tel: (301) 405-5803
Fax: (301) 405-9560
E-mail: dmote@deans.umd.edu
Ward O. Winer (2005)
Georgia Institute of Technology
Tel: (404) 894-3200
Fax: (404) 894-1658
E-mail: ward.winer@me.gatech.edu
Norman L. Fortenberry (2006)
E-mail: fortenberry@alum.mit.edu
Appendix D
2001 AAAS Fellows
1.
J. Edward Anderson, Taxi 2000 Corp.,
2.
John L. Anderson, Carnegie Mellon Univ.
3.
William E. Bentley,
4.
Leonard J. Brillson, Ohio State Univ.,
5.
Melvin W. Carter,
6.
Paul D. Coleman,
7.
Kenneth R. Diller,
8.
Audeen Walters Fentiman,
Ohio State Univ.,
9.
Morton H. Friedman,
10. Eric W. Kaler,
11. Tarald O. Kvålseth,
12. Jean-Pierre Leburton,
13. Henry R. Linden, Illinois
Institute of Technology
14. Mark R. Matsumoto,
15. John W. Poston, Sr., Texas A&M
Univ.,
16. Ronald W. Rousseau, Georgia
Institute of Technology
17. Bertram Wolfe, Monte
18. Novak Zuber,
Appendix E
Some 2002 AAAS Symposia of
Interest to Engineers
Sponsored by the Engineering
Section
1. Title: The Future of Personal Use Vehicles in
2. Title: Living in Cities: Engineering and
Infrastructure
3. Title: Restructuring Electricity Deregulation:
Consumers, Suppliers, and Utilities
4. Title: Science and Technology for a Transition Toward Sustainability
Cosponsored by the Engineering
Section
5. Title: Women in Science: Shattering the Glass
Ceiling
6. Title: Can Science Better Serve Society’s Needs
and Remain Creative?
7. Title: Bridging the Gap from Scientific Discovery
to Economic Growth
8. Title: Robot Arm Manipulation: Geometric
Challenges
9. Title: Roadmaps for Quantum Computing
10. Title: Revisiting Nuclear Power for the Energy
Crisis
11. Title: Gender Bias in Faculty Hiring, Retention and
Promotion?
12. Title: What Message Is Science Sending--And How?
Other Symposia of Interest to
Engineers
13. Title: The New Computing
14. Title: Conquering the Light: Quantum Storage,
Teleportation and Communication
15. Title: Ballistic Missile Defense: Freedom from Intimidation
or Shield of Dreams?
16. Title: Recent Innovations in the Science of
Underground Development
Appendix F
Section
Planning for Symposia, Speakers, Activities
Topic (Title/brief description) |
Status (idea/developing/near done) |
Contact (optional) |
Professional Development
Workshop on “Integrating STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) in K-12 Classrooms” or “Technology Literacy Activities for K-12” |
idea |
Alice Agogino, UC Berkeley aagogino@me.berkeley.edu Denise Denton, denton@engr.washington.edu |
Field Trip
|
Idea |
Center for Integrated Teaching & Learning, |
Symposium Topics
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“Multinational Student -Faculty Project-Based Approaches to Integrating International Research and Education” Sample speakers: ·
Dr. Mary Lidstrom, ·
Linda Smith, Univ. of |
Idea |
Gretchen Kalonji, kalonji@u.washington.edu |
“Native/Indigenous Scientists in Higher Ed” |
Idea |
Denise Denton, denton@engr.washington.edu AAAS COOS Possible Chair: Eric Jolly, VP Senior Scientist,
Educational |
“A National Digital Library for Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology Education” |
Near Done |
Alice Agogino, UC Berkeley Yolanda George, AAAS and Biology Educators Network (BEN) Possible Co-sponsors: chemistry, biology, physics, mathematics |
“Security for Life: Lessons learned from 9-11”. · “Design for Airport Safety” ·
“Building Safety – Structural
Analysis of the · “Technologies for Personal Safety” |
Developing |
Anice I. Anderson, Arizona State University, anice_Anderson@yahoo.com |
Technology Development and Design for Women” or “Universal Design” |
Developing |
Alice Agogino, UC Berkeley Anita Borg, Institute for Women & Technology |
“Coal Fires Around the World” |
Idea |
Glen B. Stracher, Possible Co-sponsors: geology and earth sciences, atmospheric science, environmental science and engineering. |
“Design for Life: New Technologies for Rehabilitation” |
Idea |
Ted Conway, |
The Technical Work Environment in 2020” |
Idea |
Alice Agogino, UC Berkeley Possible Co-Chairs: Wayne Clough, President of Georgia Tech and NAE Committee |
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Submitted by:
Section Secretary